Peter Lynch, a famous and successful investor, a legend in the world of investing, what are his views that he stands by and should every investor know and follow? :)

1Know what you own: It is important to understand what you own and be able to explain it simply.

2People often own stocks without knowing about the company: Many investors own stock without knowing what the company does or what its story is.

3. Don't just buy for price growth: investors should have a better reason for buying a stock than just price growth.

4. Ordinary companies can be profitable: Investing in ordinary, well-known companies like Coca-Cola or Walmart can be a good investment.

5. Don't be fooled by the company name: Sometimes an attractive company name, such as "Student Loan Marketing," can be misleading.

6. Learn about the company: It is important to have information about the company and its story in order to make a good investment.

7. Don't make accurate predictions about the economy: Predicting the economy, interest rates and stock market trends is useless.

8. The stock market is volatile: The stock market is full of ups and downs, and you need to account for that and not sell in fear.

9. Concerns about the economy: regardless of the economic situation, investment opportunities can be found.

10. Focus on factual information: it is important to monitor factual information about companies, such as stock levels, raw material prices, etc.

11. Don't listen to predictions about the future: Don't give too much weight to predictions about the future as they are often inaccurate.

12. Get rid of the illusion of limited possibilities: stocks have no upper or lower limit, they can move in any direction.

13. Don't waste time watching the economy: A large amount of time spent watching the economy is usually unnecessary.

14. Focus on medium-term results: instead of predicting the future, focus on the medium-term results of companies.